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ATTACHMENT 6 <br />PCUP-237, Rimma Radaveva, Radaveva Music Studio <br />Application to modify a previously approved Conditional Use Permit (PCUP-154) <br />for Radayeva Music Studio located at 1228 Quarry Lane, Suite A, to increase the <br />number of instrument and vocal instructors from one to five at any one time and <br />to extend the hours of operation from 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. <br />Zoning for the property is PUD-I (Planned Unit Development -Industrial) District. <br />Chair Pearce indicated that this item would be pulled from the Consent Calendar and <br />considered as the first item under Public Hearing and Other Matters. <br />Ms. Rondash presented the staff report and described the scope, layout, and key elements <br />of the application. <br />Commissioner Fox noted that the narrative in Exhibit B states: "Our work day begins at <br />4:00 p.m. as our students are children who attend school daily" and inquired why the <br />operator starts operations at 10:00 a.m. and if there were adult students in the morning. <br />Ms. Rondash replied that this was the time approved in the original permit to allow the <br />flexibility to take in adult students. <br />Commissioner Fox inquired if students were transported by parents or if the applicant <br />picked them up from the school site. Ms. Rondash replied that she believed parents <br />dropped the children off at the facility and deferred the question to the applicant. <br />Commissioner Fox inquired if the lessons were for one hour and if the children left after <br />their lesson. Ms. Rondash replied that the lessons were approximately one hour long. <br />Commissioner Fox referred to the parking for the gymnastics facility and inquired if the <br />parking lots were connected. She further questioned whether or not the four spaces in <br />front of the facility were allocated to the studio. Ms. Rondash replied that the City does <br />not allow allocation of parking spaces to any one suite and added that staff was <br />indicating that the parking spaces were in close proximity to the facility's entrance from <br />the street and that they appear to be vacant all the time and, therefore, readily available <br />for students. With respect to the connectivity of the parking lot, Ms. Rondash stated that <br />fencing throughout the development delineates the parking spaces and that parking <br />across the facility in front of 1236 Quarry Lane was addressed in the flyer that forms <br />part of the added conditions in the staff memo distributed earlier. She noted that the <br />applicant has already posted a sign in her suite instructing patrons to park only in front <br />of the studio and not across the street. <br />Commissioner Fox inquired why there was no condition requiring that children 12 years <br />and younger be signed into and out of the facility by their parents, guardian, or adult <br />supervisor. Ms. Decker replied that this was not required in the original Conditional Use <br />Permit. She noted that because the use has been successful and were only an hour <br />long, staff did not believe there was a risk that would require the signing in and out. She <br />added that the condition can be added for consistency should the Commission so <br />desire. <br />EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMNIISSION MINUTES, February 25, 2009 Page 1 of 7 <br />
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